The Last Supper (Leonardo Da Vinci) Painted by: Leonardo Da Vinci Date painted: 1495-1498 Location painted: Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan
5 facts about The Last Supper 1.The painting measures 450 by 870 centimeters. 2.Was painted on an end wall of the dining hall at the monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan. 3.Leonardo did not work on this painting continuously . 4.The beginning date is not certain on this painting. 5.In this painting there are many references to The Trinity such as Jesus' figure is the shape of a triangle, the deciples are in three groups, and three windows behind Jesus.
The painting “The Last Supper” by Leonardo Da Vinci was painted from 1495-1498 in Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan. It is based on the Last Supper Jesus Shared with his deciples on the night before he was arrested. It shows the reactions of all the deciples when he told them one of them would betray them. Over the years the painting has deteriorated. In 1978-1999 a major restoration was guided by Pinin Bram Barcilon. The restoration of 21 years was displayed on May 28,1999.
(Leonardo Da Vinci)
Painted by: Leonardo Da Vinci
Date painted: 1495-1498
Location painted: Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan
5 facts about The Last Supper
1.The painting measures 450 by 870 centimeters.
2.Was painted on an end wall of the dining hall at the monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan.
3.Leonardo did not work on this painting continuously .
4.The beginning date is not certain on this painting.
5.In this painting there are many references to The Trinity such as Jesus' figure is the shape of a triangle, the deciples are in three groups, and three windows behind Jesus.
The painting “The Last Supper” by Leonardo Da Vinci was painted from 1495-1498 in Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan. It is based on the Last Supper Jesus Shared with his deciples on the night before he was arrested. It shows the reactions of all the deciples when he told them one of them would betray them. Over the years the painting has deteriorated. In 1978-1999 a major restoration was guided by Pinin Bram Barcilon. The restoration of 21 years was displayed on May 28,1999.